Taste

The series starts with the biggest lifestyle revolution of them all, the 1960s.

The quintessentially English manor of Chavenage House in the Cotswolds.

The Harris family put aside their problems and make the best of the summer of 1976.

The summer that baked, burned and simmered with tensions that transformed a generation

Aubrey Beardsley's drawings still retain their power to amuse and to shock. (1982)

Examining perceptions of good and bad taste in the British home.

Peter Ustinov examines the early career of Russian impresario Diaghilev. (1968)

Andrew Graham-Dixon considers the work of Dante Gabriel Rossetti. (2003)

The story of Augustus John and his sister Gwen. (1975)

Investigating the so-called 'swinging London' of the 1960s. (1967)

An intimate portrait of a figurative artist, a study of nature, drawing and devotion

The man behind the masterpieces. A vivid portrait, via an exceptional archive of his work